The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-08-11
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Chancery court convened las
Monday.
Mr.. Henry Braunan joined hi
family at Elkmant Tuesday.
Mr.. Atha Baugh went down t,
Elkmont Tuesday for rev days.
The negro desperate, John Stump
ter, has not been apprehended.
Mr.. Jas. A White has been quite
sick with congestion but is recover
ing.
The fall term at Martin College
opens shortly. Send your daughter
if possible.
We regret to learn that Miss
Helen McLin is thought to be past
recovery.
Miss Lizzie McLaurlne of Bryson
visited Miss Florence McLauriue
last week.
Misses Lille and Mary Witt of
Lynnville are visiting Mrs. II. Ii.
Griggsby.
Rev. j. S. Weaver will preach at
the c. z. church the 3rd and b
sundays in August.
Miss Carrie Ramsey of Corners
vile is visiting friends and relatives
in and near Pulaski.
hir. II. H. Crockett, representing
We'll. Mcconnell! d Riddle, Nash
vile, was in the cisy this week.
Mss Myrtle Ezeli went to Elk
mont last Saturday to spend 3 week
with Miss Maggie Mae McCord.
Judge East and Judge Fleming,
attorneys for the conference in the
Martin College suit, were here
Monday.
Capt. John C. Lester came up
yesterday from Sheffield to attend
chancery court. He looks il excel
lent health.
Erie, the second son of Mr.. |. Il.
Rainey, got the ends of two of his
fingers mashed off in cider mill
last week at CornersvilIe.
Mrs. Mollie Jones and Mrs. DR..
Hardin of Nashville are visiting
Mrs. Mahlon Stacy at Wales and
Mrs. f. W1nship of this city.
The Kelly will case was hotly
contested, in circuit court this week
and last and the jury decided that
the will in contest was not his last
will,
Mrs. Jas. Il. Grove and the
children returned from Bailey
Springs last week earlier than they
expected. They will go to Harris
vile soon.
No Mother Hubbards to night.
The ladies kio-,uot exactly that
either, for that would be worse |
than wearing a Mother Uubbard-I
but they rebeIled.
Mr.. W. 4. Campbell tell off of
house he was building for Mr..
Whitfield near the State Line Tues
day and broke his arm and was
otherwise badly bruised.
Miss Sallie Shepard who is con-
valescent after an illaess of sew
eral weeks, left yesterday for Elk
mont to recuperate. She was &C
cGmpenied by Miss Belle Meredith.
Judge 1'hoa, NJ. Jones has been
formally invited to participate ia
the centennial of the signing of the
declaration of independence which
will occur at Philadelphia in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Emory jackson of Palatka,
Fla, who is spending the summer
with relatives in Tennessee, is in
the city for several weeks, the
guest .of her sister, Mrs. B. F.
Haynes.
Mr.. Fisher Leak, the gentleman
ly kentuclsi1n, who is second miller
at the roller mills, had the mis- for
tune to lose the first joint Of his
little finger in the machinery che
day last week.
The Clifton Rodes sale last Sat-
day was very largely attended and
the prices realized were good The
sale amounted to about $4,000 |
which included several fine horses
and fine herd of cattle.
Mr. Howell Graham was in Bir-
mingham last week and made ar
engagements to enter the Office Of an
architect and learn the business.
He will go shortly. His father, Mr..
Burt Graham, is there engaged in
the roof painting business.
Mr.. Tyree Rodes has patented q
new shower bath. The victim Of
the bath is made to slide off a tin
roof and catch on to limb of
tree to save his life and while in
that position the neighbors come
in to see the fun. He has tried it. |
A party of young ladies and gen
tlemen stormed Mr.. Mahlon Stacy's |
residence near Wales Tuesday night
and had delightful party The
following young ladies and gentle
men composed the party: Misses
Helen Heron, Lizzie Reynolds,
Clyde Burton, Minnie Myers, Allie
GRADER, Anna Ellington, Anna Lou
Wells, Lena Wells, Martha Adams,
Orlean Ballentine, Pauline Oliver,
Lucy Anderson, Lula Hardin, Julia
Cherry and DR.. Butler and Messra.
c. A. Craig, Geo. Person, w. 2.
Reeves, 6. t. May, Jas. BaIlentine,
Walter Smith, John Johnson, Mark
Arrowsmith, j. L. Bowers, j. G |
Ballentine, jr., Buford Short, Nath |
Adams, E. S. Ballentine, Dave
Wade, Holland Rodes, Will Rose,
W. n. SmiJhson.
Circuit Court.
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